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Thomas A. Woolsey Oral History
No full textThomas A. Woolsey was interviewed on February 8, 2016 by Shyam Akula for approximately 113 minutes.https://digitalcommons.wustl.edu/oralhistories/1109/thumbnail.jp
Mrs. Ellen Woolsey, pioneer personal history
No full textTypescript of a sketch biography of Elizabeth Ellen Woolsey of Ogden, based on an interview. She was born in Ogden to Mormon pioneers who came to Utah in 1856. Typed by Maurice L. Howe in 193
Anice Woolsey and Friend
No full textAnice Woolsey is pictured with a friend. The friend is unidentified. Anice is the daughter of John and Alice Woolsey. She married Sherman Workman on March 20, 1920. She died August 25, 1961
Jack Keith Woolsey, Saving the legacy: an oral history of Utah\u27s World War II veterans, ACCN 2070, American West Center, University of Utah
No full textTranscript (57 pages) of an interview by Becky B. Lloyd with Jack Keith Woolsey on June 21, 2004. This is from tape numbers 663.1 and 663.2 in the "Saving the Legacy Oral History ProjectWoolsey (b. 1923) recalls his childhood in Salt Lake City, Utah. He joined Battery D, 145th Field Artillery of the National Guard when he was fifteen. His unit was called to active duty in January 1941. He was discharged to complete high school, after which he joined the Navy and was trained as an aviation machinist\u27s mate. He also received gunnery and combat training and attended radar operator school. He was assigned to the USS Cabot, where he served as a radioman and gunner on torpedo bombers, completing ninety combat flights. Woolsey describes action in the Marshall and Mariana Islands. 57 pages
A comparative study of verbal I.Q.'s derived from two translations of a vocabulary test administered to Mexican-American children
No full textWoolsey, Wallac
Woolsey, Geneva Elizabeth ( Mine, Thurlo, Plato)
No full text"Family History of Mrs. Geneva Mine Woolsey" from Ella Duncan and Fern Pemberton Harris. After arriving in Duncan, in 1892, she married Marshal Ed Thurlo, who was later killed by Dave Putty. Mentioned are W. I. Gilbert-lawyer, William Duncan and family, Doctors; Howell, Conger, Whisenant, Frost & Long, Marshal Is Chris Madsen & Tom Lilly, and events in early day Duncan. She also married A. A. Plato and N. B. Woolsey. Obituary included
Randy Woolsey : Recent Work
No full textWoolsey outlines his approach to ceramics, focusing on the use of nature and accident in the process of firing in a wood-fueled kiln. Includes technical notes. Biographical notes
Theodore Dwight Woolsey
No full textOverall three-quarter view showing klismos-style chair; During his long tenure as president of Yale from 1846 to 1871, Theodore Dwight Woolsey (1801-1889; B.A. 1820, M.A. 1823) oversaw the creation of the Yale School of the Fine Arts and hired John Ferguson Weir as its first director in 1869. On its low pedestal in the middle of Old Campus, Weir’s massive bronze statue of Woolsey has a forceful presence, serving as both a memorial and a symbol of learning and wisdom. The sculptor emphasized Woolsey’s academic career as a former professor of Greek by seating him on a Greek Revival klismos chair wearing heavy classicized robes; the Greek inscription on the back of the chair reads “the most excellent, the most wise, the most just.” Source: Yale University [website]; http://www.yale.edu/ (accessed 8/3/2015
Letters of a family during the war for the union, 1861-1865 ...
No full textIn this issue the names of the editors appear on t-p. as claimants of copyright.Ed. by Mrs. Georgeanna Muirson (Woolsey) Bacon and Mrs. Eliza Newton Woolsey Howland."Printed for private distribution."Mode of access: Internet
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